International potters festival will be held in the Ryazan region
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International potters festival will be held in the Ryazan region

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08-05-2022
 

Tourist information center of the Ryazan region has published the program of the festival, which is held for the eighth time.

It includes various excursions, master classes, a pottery fair, competitions, and exhibitions of pottery artists.

In addition, guests will be able to see the historical reconstruction of the fair day and take part in an exciting quest that will introduce players to the secrets of Skopinsky glaze and clay modeling.

A concert program has also been prepared with the participation of the best creative teams and soloists of the Ryazan region.

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